by INDUSTRONIC
OTC 5-8 May With more than 108,300 visitors at Reliant Park, the Offshore Technology Conference reached a 46-year high (www.otcnet.org). INDUSTRONIC would like to take the chance to thank everyone for visiting our booth in the German Pavilion at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, Texas. It was another outstanding experience and we enjoyed the […]
Author: Carina Knörzer In this year’s internal customer satisfaction workshop the INDUSTRONIC management evaluated and analyzed the results of the 2013 online survey. We have received feedback from partners and customers from different kind of industries and countries. Therefore, we assume, the results are representative. The answers given by the participants showed that they are […]
A post by our colleague Timur Achmetow, Development “Systems Software” Open source software (OSS) such as Android, Linux™ or Java™ is widely used these days and can be found in smartphones (Android), set-top boxes (Linux™, Java™), TVs (Linux™ kernel) or PCs (Linux™, Firefox®, OpenOffice™) for example. But what exactly is OSS? A software is called […]
Reliant Park Houston, Texas May 5 – 8, 2014 “Founded in 1969, the Offshore Technology Conference is the world’s foremost event for the development of offshore resources in the fields of drilling, exploration, production, and environmental protection. OTC is held annually at Reliant Park in Houston, Texas. OTC gives you access to leading-edge technical information, […]
Our communication systems have been delivered to customers in North America since the early 70’s. The global oil industry looks to Houston Texas as one of their major hubs, so it is only natural that the offshore market has become the driver of business for INDUSTRONIC in North America. Focusing on the relationships of INDUSTRONIC’s […]
Somewhere in South-East-Asia. It’s early in the morning. The sun is about to rise and dense fog settles on the airport. A group of 20 platform workers, including two INDUSTRONIC commissioners, gathers round a helicopter waiting for them to take off. Only ten kilos baggage per person are allowed. Baggage that has to contain everything […]
A post by our colleague Robert Persch, Development “Systems Software” An industrial communication system must transmit diverse information – speech, signaling data and control data. There are cases when information is only sent to a single recipient (unicast) as well as situations where information is sent to several recipients at the same time (multicast or […]
This week we would like to introduce one of our ongoing Major Projects: TenneT – Helwin Bèta End customer: TenneT TSO GmbH Location: Amrumbank West offshore wind farm (located in the North Sea, 34 miles away from the coast, 22 miles north of Helgoland and 23 miles west of Amrum island ) Project name: HELWIN […]
In my article of February 27, 2014 about priority-controlled communication I already mentioned that visual signaling is important for Intercom and PA/GA systems so that the operators maintain the control over active functions and different system states at any time. In this article, I will introduce you to 4 basic signaling types by using momentary […]
A post by our colleague Robert Persch, Development “Systems Software” Biased by the World Wide Web and common Ethernet structures there is a tendency to promote a completely decentralized architecture for IP-based industrial communication systems. The term “decentralized“ can refer to the location of the individual communication devices in the network, but usually it is […]
